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News Carrier Made the News MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 BODY FOUND News carrier UNDER BRIDGE made the news IN REVERE He aided an Item subscriber By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF By Steve Krause “I knocked on the door, ITEM STAFF which was slightly ajar, REVERE — Police are investigating after the and I heard her say ‘come body of a man in his 30s was found beneath the LYNN — File this one on in,’” said Gilberg, a Route 1 overpass on Saturday evening. under “Item news carrier Lynn English graduate The man was found dead near what authori- tends to sick woman.” Be- who also works at CVS on ties believe was a makeshift living space with cause that’s exactly what Eastern Avenue. “She’d blankets, clothes and other items in the area of happened. fallen down. She was ne, Copeland Circle, according to the Suffolk Coun- Sometime in late No- really. She just couldn’t ty District Attorney’s of ce. vember, Adam Gilberg, Adam Gilberg, get up.” A preliminary examination of the body did not 21, who lives on Stocker “The doctors think she 21, came to the reveal signs of physical trauma, but the Of ce Avenue, was delivering might have had a TIA aid of Item sub- of the Chief Medical Examiner will conduct an papers on his route — (transient ischemic at- autopsy to determine the cause and manner of scriber Mary which included Crooker tack),” said Duane Hub- the man’s death, authorities said. Hubbard during Drive — when he heard a bard, the woman’s son. Revere Police, Fire and the Suffolk County his morning pa- house alarm going off. As Victims of a TIA exhib- State Police Detective Unit responded after re- per route after he got closer, he realized it all the symptoms of a ceiving a 911 call from a driver at approximate- he heard her the alarm was coming stroke, except they last ly 4 p.m. house alarm go from the home of a cus- The man has not been identi ed. off. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE tomer, Mary Hubbard. NEWS, A3 Marblehead Christmas goes down in ames son dances for his dad By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF After the shocking cancer diagnosis of a Marblehead father, ghting pediat- ric cancer is now a family affair. The last time Gary Freedman ran the Boston Marathon, after doing so 26 times, was in 2013, the year of the marathon bombings. It was a few months before he was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a form of blood can- cer. Inspired by his father, 21-year-old Zachary Freedman will participate in a 46-hour, no sleep, no sitting dance mar- athon next month. “Last year I was able to last for 40 hours,” said Zachary. “You kind of just have to keep going. There’s no clock, no windows, they block everything out, and there’s no reference to any time. They even change the time zone on your phones. I’ve always been in the stands enjoying it, but this year I’ll be out there the entire time.” The weekend event is an entity of THON, a student-run philanthropy committed to enhancing the lives of ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE children and families affected by child- hood cancer, according to its website. Every year Marblehead residents leave Christmas trees at the curbside for placement in a communi- This may be Zachary’s fourth year ty bon re where each tree is set ablaze. Marblehead held its annual Christmas tree burning ceremo- partnering with the event, but, in his ny at Riverhead Beach on Sunday, drawing in many spectators. nal year at Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, it’s his rst time participating for the full 46 hours. “I don’t think I would be as involved as I am now if it wasn’t for how my INSIDE BELLA diGRAZIA family felt after my dad’s diagnosis,” he COMMENTARY said. Gary Freedman, 58, said he, his wife Opinion Esther, and his 20-year-old daughter, Federal ood insurance Vanessa, have watched the dance mar- is a mess. A4. Dif cult questions. No answers. athon the last few years on the event’s internet livestream. This year, they will • By Bella diGrazia psychiatric disorder at the time of their death, be cheering Zachary on from the stands Marijuana may be legal ITEM STAFF according to the most recent statistics from in Pennsylvania. but odorous. A4 the Centers for Disease Control and Preven- “It’s kind of crazy what these kids do,” I’m 23 years old and four people in my life tion, listed on the AFSP website. said Gary. “But it’s amazing to see.” have died by suicide and at least three others But suicide is more than just another statis- have attempted to kill themselves. tic. It’s a public health issue, taking away the MARBLEHEAD, A3 Sports Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in people we love, and it is preventable as long Swampscott boys the country and the 13th in Massachusetts, as we all take the time to recognize the signs. according to the American Foundation for Sui- hockey can’t cash in. B1 After every one of those emotionally break- cide Prevention (AFSP). ing phone calls lled with painful news about In the United States, one person dies by sui- another friend gone too soon, I found myself • cide every 11.69 minutes, with one Massachu- asking the “what if” questions. Fenwick girls hockey off setts resident every 14 hours. Ninety percent to hottest start ever. B1 of those who die by suicide had a diagnosable QUESTIONS, A3 Dynamite actor charges up City Hall By Thomas Grillo tor (Jared Hess) … and I get ITEM STAFF why he hasn’t done one be- cause he said when sequels Fifteen years after the are an afterthought, they debut of cult classic “Napo- usually end up being bad,” leon Dynamite,” one thing Heder said. “But if he ever appears certain: there won’t came to me and said ‘I’ve be a sequel. Well, probably. got a great idea for a se- Actor Jon Heder, who quel,’ I’d be very interested.” starred as the title charac- The movie is the story “Napoleon Dynamite” ter, delivered the bad news of Napoleon, an awkward comes to the Lynn to The Item in advance of teen who has trouble t- Memorial Auditorium Fighting pediatric cancer is now his appearance at the Lynn ting in at his small town on Sunday, Jan. 13 for a family affair, with 21-year-old Memorial Auditorium on Idaho high school. After his a lm screening and a Zachary Freedman and his fa- Sunday, Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. freewheeling discus- ther, Gary. “It’s really up to the direc- DYNAMITE, A3 sion with the cast. OBITUARIES ..............................A2 POLICE/FIRE .............................A6 COMICS ....................................B4 HIGH 31° VOL. 141, ISSUE 24 OPINION ...................................A4 LOOK! .......................................A8 DIVERSIONS .............................B5 LOW 25° COMMUNITY CALENDAR ............A5 SPORTS ................................ B1-3 CLASSIFIED ........................... B6-7 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 OBITUARIES Paula R. Mariano, 80 James F. Page Sr., 84 Gordon F. Smith, 78 1934 - 2019 Paula R. (Nies) Swampscott High James F. Page, Sr., ished father of Cyn- Gordon Freeman “Smitty” Grid Retirees, crossword puz- Mariano of Swamp- School basketball, died on Thursday, Jan- thia A. “Cindy” Page, Smith, age 78, of Middleton, zles, and spending time with scott passed away eld hockey, and drill uary 3rd, at the Chel- Suzanne M. “Suzy” died at his home on Friday his granddaughter and her peacefully Friday teams. She swam sea Soldiers’ Home, Kioussis & her late January 4, 2019, with the dog. afternoon at a local competitive lap swim of Chelsea, following husband, Jorgo, all support of family and All Care In addition to his wife, he is nursing home, after at Marblehead YMCA a 9-year battle with of Revere, James F. Hospice, from complications survived by his children Scott a period of declining until her 50’s. She Alzheimer’s Disease. Page, Jr. & his wife, of a heart attack he suffered and Tara, a granddaughter, health. She was 80. was an avid candle- Mr. Page was just 28 Kimberley of Lynn in October. He was the hus- and several nieces and neph- She had enjoyed pin bowler with her days shy of his 85th & Dorothy M. Mor- band of Georgiann (Raimo) ews. He was also the brother recent visits from friends in her 30’s birthday. gan & her husband, Smith with whom he shared of the late Margaret Nicholl. her family during the month and 40’s. She was compet- Born & raised & educated Michael of Revere. He is the 52 years of marriage. Smitty’s family would like to and holiday week. She saw itive at cards and cribbage, in Revere, “Jimmy” lived al- adored grandfather to Chris- Born in Swampscott and offer their thanks and appre- her daughter daily and en- playing with friends and win- most his entire life in Revere. tina L. Page of Revere, Laura raised in Lynn, he was the son ciation to the staff of All Care joyed chats, being read to and ning at local cribbage tourna- He was an alumnus of Immac- M. Cudoni of Woburn, Saman- of the late James F. and Mary Hospice for the care and com- keeping up with friends who ments. She was her NH neigh- ulate Conception High School, tha P., Nicholas F., Jacqueline (Brown) Smith. He attended passion shown to their family. frequently sent her cards. borhood cribbage champ. She Revere, Class of 1952, a M.
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